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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
1
A reader notes that praise from one person to another about A. and T. highlights merit as the key to the bank’s rapid progress.
Local retailer touts Stein Bloch clothing as the pinnacle of ready to wear tailoring with import and domestic fabrics from top makers. Fall styles shown at low prices, promising unmatched quality in American tailoring.
A Beirut clash between Christians and Mussulmans on Monday reportedly killed ten Christians and wounded several others. American officials led by Consul Rayndal and Lt. Hussey investigated at the American college area as ships in the fleet nearby were involved in maintaining order. The episode sparks diplomatic concern over broader unrest in Smyrna and Salonica, with fears of wider insurrection and calls for protection of American citizens.
A consular dispatch from Beirut reports a clash in which Muslims and Christians clashed in the city of Beirut on Monday with injuries alleged on both sides. The message was received by an embassy in Constantinople and notes four Muslims attacked by Christians.
Officials describe Beirut outbreak during Sept 6 night between Christians and Mussulmans. Five or six killed and many wounded. Firearms and knives used. Italian consul aided a Christian stabbed near the consulate. Spreads concern over the Turkish empire as U S cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco monitor the situation.
Detroit dispatch reports the steamer Louis once listed missing has cleared Sandusky and arrived safely at Leamington after a day ashore for passengers. The vessel did not depart Leamington until midnight following a day of picnicking.
Patrick F. Conklin was put to death in the Sing Sing electric chair early today. He received three shocks before death was pronounced. Conklin shot and mortally wounded his wife on June 10, 1902, at their New York city home after frequent quarrels and separations.
It is a good plan not to eat when you are hurried or troubled. When you have no appetite or are under mental strain, you should avoid meals and leisure time at the table until you can enjoy eating.
Federal grand jury returns seven indictments in postal cases. six defendants named, one twice, with names withheld until arrest warrants are served. Officials say indictments involve individuals living outside Washington. Proceedings announced from Washington on September 9.
George W. Beavers former head of the salary and allowances division of the post office department surrendered to United States Commissioner Hitchcock and posted a $5000 bail for appearance Sept 15. Indicted in Brooklyn two months earlier he is charged with receiving an $810 check from Brandt Dent Manufacturing Middletown Wis paid as a commission on automatic cashiers supplied to the postal service. He was named with Congressman Driggs of Brooklyn and George F. Miller local manager of the firm as co defendants.
Leopold J. Stern, indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government by obtaining full price for satchels and shoulder straps for letter carriers, has been located in Toronto. Officials expect his arrest within 24 hours. extraditability undecided. Stern allegedly paid large sums to W. C. Long and A. W. Machen.
Thousands of excursionists from nearby towns witnessed the unveiling of a bronze memorial to the Battle of Lake George. Governors Odell of New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut reviewed troops at the four corners of the monument. Chauncey M. Depew delivered the oration, and a Roosevelt letter of regret was read.
Charles Skogen a leading farmer from near Holmen La Crosse county went to a neighbor after discussing his domestic troubles and fatally slashed his throat with a jack knife dying instantly.
A famed Philadelphia lawyer is challenged by a sharp female witness whose damaging evidence embarrasses his client. He tries a jab, asking if she understands irony fully. She answers that calling her a gentleman would be irony, highlighting wit over bravado in court.
A London man explains his habit of always carrying a cane in any weather. He argues a stick is proper and useful, keeps him from losing an umbrella, and that habit makes him aware of having something in hand even when leaving home.
The mosquito roams globally from tropics to Lapland. In parts of South America it infestations force residents to sleep buried under sand with only their heads exposed, though thick clothing offers only partial protection against its proboscis.
In Halle Prussia on September 9 three men and two women were arrested on charges of insulting Emperor William. The specific nature of the offense was not disclosed by authorities.
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